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Surajwala's mediation was successful and Krishna Byre Gowda has resumed his ministerial portfolio after 13 days. This development has brought an end to the political confusion that had arisen and brought clarity to the functioning of the government.
From now on, it will not be possible to get cough syrup without a doctor's prescription. The central government has implemented a new rule, imposing strict controls on the sale of medicines. Read the purpose and details of this rule here.
The process of withdrawing action against 66 rowdy sheeters or granting them release has been stalled for now. Home Minister Kharge clarified in this regard and said that he has instructed the officials not to take any final action. This decision of the government is important in terms of law and order and public safety.
In the wake of NEET re-examination, the Central Government has taken tough action to block the Telegram app in India. It is reported that this decision has been taken with the aim of preventing exam irregularities and information leakage.
After Griha Lakshmi Scheme, the government is preparing to revise the Griha Jyothi Scheme. Ineligible beneficiaries are likely to be identified and have their subsidy cut or excluded from the scheme, and they are expected to face a shock from the new rules.
The state government is considering implementing a new shoe scheme for the health and safety of school children. This scheme, which will help students who go to school barefoot, is expected to improve foot health and school attendance.
The government is considering some revisions in the Grihalakshmi Yojana. Discussions are underway on new criteria and eligibility rules for availing the benefits, and there are possibilities of major changes related to women beneficiaries. Here is the complete information on the new rules, eligibility and latest updates of the Mahalaxmi Yojana.
Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has clarified that the state government's guarantee schemes will not be stopped for any reason. He said that the beneficiaries of the schemes have been advised to re-apply to update their information and ensure that the necessary details such as name, address and bank account number are not included.
Lokayukta officials have raided the food corporation godowns on charges of looting rice meant for the poor. Many important information has come to light during the investigation into the illegal storage, misuse of rice and embezzlement by officials in the godowns.
Minister Krishna Byre Gowda has given a significant response on portfolio allocation and administrative responsibilities. He is of the opinion that better results are possible if full responsibility is in the hands of one person. The minister's statement on portfolio confusion, government performance and political developments has led to a new debate in state politics.
Stand-up comedian Praneet More's troubles have increased further. Against the backdrop of allegations that obscene and controversial topics have been used in his shows, the Maharashtra Home Department has taken the matter seriously and ordered an investigation.
In a new boost to the education sector in Karnataka, the government has approved the establishment of 50 artificial intelligence (AI) labs in government colleges. This project will provide modern technology training to students.
Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar visited the Union Minister's office in Delhi and requested for more grants and necessary cooperation for Karnataka's urban infrastructure, irrigation and road development projects.
Former CM Siddaramaiah has clarified that the government has not made any deliberate discrimination in community-wise grant distribution. The grant release process is completely transparent. He said that the allegations of discrimination being heard from some circles are true. Siddaramaiah said that the grant distribution has been made keeping in mind the development of all communities in the state. He has clarified the controversies that have arisen in this regard.
The government has issued an order to distribute free bus passes to students. It has been informed that students who have already paid the fees will be refunded within 15 days. This new decision has reduced the burden of travel for thousands of students.
Efforts are being made to resolve the problems of the leaders due to dissatisfaction. Satish Jarkiholi said that the government is still in the takeoff phase and it will take some time to see the results of development works.
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